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BULLETIN
2022
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SPRING miracosta.edu/community
Enrichment Classes
Career & Professional Development
Driver Education
English Language Institute
In-Person & Online Classes
Work Skills Training
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Help us create TCI2 !
1. Serve on the TCI2 advisory committee
2. Lend your ideas toward our capital campaign to raise funds for a new building
3. Talk to us about changing the future of workforce development in San Diego
through your generous donation call 760.795.6824
2075 Las Palmas Drive | Carlsbad | CA 92011
miracosta.edu/community | commed@miracosta.edu
ENRICHMENT
CONTENTS
WORKSHOPS • CLASSES
In this bulletin you will find a variety of enrichment and workforce training courses.
All of these courses are affordable, fee-based, not-for-credit offerings that are not
supported by any state or local taxes. Your enrollment fees keep this program going.
5 REGISTRATION & PARKING
INFORMATION 32–45 WORK SKILLS TRAINING
6 COMMUNITY EDUCATION See detail content list on page 32
REGISTRATION FORM 32 Registration and Refund policy
33 Free Information Sessions
7–26 ENRICHMENT 34–35 Certificate Programs
36 Biomedical Equipment Technician Program
37 BrewTech Program
7– 10 Art
38 Engineering Technician Program
10–12 Crafts
39 Machinist Technology Program
13 Computer
41 Solar PV Program
14 Driver Education & Training
42 Unmanned Systems (Drone) Operator
15 English Language Institute Technician Program
16–17 Fitness & Health 42 Welding Program
17–19 Food & Wine 43 Massage Therapy
19–20 Home & Garden 43 Phlebotomy Technician Program
20–22 Language & Literature 44 Veterinary Assistant Program
22–23 Performing Arts / Dance / Music 44 Child Visitation Monitor
23–24 Personal Finance & Workshops 45 Real Estate License Program
25 Photography
26 Recreation
46 WORK SKILLS TRAINING ONLINE
27–31 CAREER & PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT 46 Online Electronics/Robotics–George Brown
Automation Technician
27 Notary Electronics Technician
28 Loan Signing Agent Electromechanical Technician
28 DMV Auto Wholesale Robotics Technician
28 Start a Profitable Home-Based Business Programmable Logic Controller
28 Be a Schedulemaster (PLC) Technician
29 Photography Business Certificate Series Programmable Logic Controller II
(PLC) Technician
30 Entrepreneurial Certificate Series
31 Guide to Creating Your Vacation
Rental Property 47–49 LOCATIONS AND MAPS
31 Human Resources Certificate Program 50 INDEX
Note from the Executive Director:
Although it has been a long year with continued pandemic and economic challenges,
Community Education staff remain committed to your growth, enrichment and personal
development for 2022. It is our sincere hope that you can take advantage of our many spring
classes to uplift your spirit and/or increase your skills. We will keep your safety and comfort
foremost as we provide web-based, livestream, in-person and hybrid courses for your pleasure.
Sincerely,
Linda Kurokawa
MiraCosta College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association
of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commercial Blvd., Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949, 415.506.0234, an institutional accrediting
body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Additional
information about accreditation, including the filing of complaints against member institutions, can be found at:
accjc.org. The college is also approved by the California Department of Education for the training of veterans under
the provisions of the GI Bill® of Regulations.
MiraCosta College shall provide access to educational programs and employment practices, and shall not discriminate based on
accent, age, ancestry, citizenship status, color, disability, economic status, ethnic group identification, gender, sex, marital status,
medical condition, national origin, parental status, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
PHONE 760.795.6820 | MIRACOSTA.EDU/COMMUNITY 3
Your learning options
Face-to-face
• Scheduled in-person time in class
• Vaccination is required for in-person classes
(exception for medical or religious reasons)
Online
• All coursework done online
• No scheduled class meetings, allowing you to learn
at your convenience
• Interact with instructor and classmates on our own time
• Learning activities and assignments must be submitted
by due dates
Hybrid
• Part online without a set time to attend, part
scheduled class time
• Scheduled class time will be
face-to-face on campus
• Primarily for lab science, physical education
and occupational classes
Livestream
• Sessions meet online at specific days and times
• Interact live with instructor and classmates in a
virtual environment
• Online assignments with due dates to be completed
outside of class session
• Continue class experiences like lectures and small
group work
In order to be on MiraCosta College Campuses,
each student will need to show proof of Covid vaccine.
Board Policy 5210: Communicable Disease
The MiraCosta Community College District is committed to providing a safe and healthy campus.
The district shall establish administrative procedures necessary to assure cooperation with local
public health officials in measures necessary for the prevention and control of communicable
diseases. SARS-CoV-2 and the disease it causes, COVID-19, is a global pandemic and has resulted in
widespread illness and death worldwide, in the United States, and in California. In furtherance of this
commitment, the district shall establish administrative procedures regarding COVID-19 vaccination
to mitigate the risks surrounding exposure to COVID-19. These administrative procedures will require
that all students who are on district premises for any face-to-face instructional and student support
activities (e.g., office hours, classes, library, tutoring, etc.) have been fully vaccinated against
COVID-19. The district will accept any COVID-19 vaccine that has been Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) Emergency Use Authorized (EUA) and/or has been approved by the World Health Organization
( WHO). Exemptions from these vaccine requirements are specified in AP 5210.
4 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
REGISTRATION
HOW TO REGISTER
1 Internet Registration — Go to commed.miracosta.edu to register online.
2 By Phone: 760.795.6820— Please have your Visa, MasterCard or Discover card in hand
and your registration information ready when you call.
3 In Person— Community Education & Workforce Development Office, MiraCosta
College Technology Career Institute, 2075 Las Palmas Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92011.
Hours: 9 AM–5 PM, Monday –Friday.
4 By Mail — Complete the registration form on the next page using a separate form for
each person (forms may be duplicated). Visa, MasterCard, Discover card or check (payable
to MiraCosta College) can be used to pay registration fees. Mail checks and completed
registration form(s) to: Community Education & Workforce Development, MiraCosta
College Technology Career Institute, 2075 Las Palmas Drive, Carlsbad,
CA 92011.
Remember to mark your calendar with class date, time and location. Please include your email address on
your registration form to receive an email confirmation of your enrollment.
PARKING INFORMATION
Parking permits normally required at MiraCosta College campuses in Oceanside, San Elijo and
the Community Learning Center have been waived for spring 2022 semester in student parking
lots ONLY. College police will be enforcing parking requirements in staff parking lots or spots,
and disabled parking spaces. Parking is always free at the Technology Career Institute.
REFUND AND TRANSFER POLICY
Check refunds may take 4–6 weeks to process.
Class/Workshop Refund Policy: Refunds will be made up to three business days prior to the
class start date. No refunds will be given once a class has started. A $15 cancellation fee will be
retained for each refund. A full refund will be given if a class is cancelled due to low enrollment.
Unused attendance is not transferable to another class session.
Excursion Refund Policy: Refunds will be made up to five business days before the
excursion only if the excursion is full and someone on the waiting list is available to take your
place. There will be a $25 cancellation fee if a replacement can be found.
Workforce Training Refund Policy: Refunds will be made up to five business days, depend-
ing on course, prior to the class start date. A $75 cancellation fee for work skills programs
will be retained for each refund. A full refund will be given if a class is cancelled due to low
enrollment. Unused attendance is not transferable to another class session.
Class/Workshop Transfer Policy: Transfers will be approved up to three business days prior
to the class start date. Students must receive a verbal approval from Community Education
before a transfer can be made.
For more information, email us at: commed@miracosta.edu
PHONE 760.795.6820 | MIRACOSTA.EDU/COMMUNITY 5
Job Training, Workshops, Classes and Excursions
All of these offerings are affordable, fee-based and not-for-credit offerings.
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Community Education CONFIRMING YOUR ENROLLMENT.
& Workforce Development
Have questions? Call 760.795.6820.
MiraCosta College Parking permits are not needed
Technology Career Institute spring 2022
2075 Las Palmas Drive
Carlsbad, CA 92011
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MiraCosta College reserves the right to change class location, schedules, fees and instructors when necessary.
Please, no tape recording during classes without prior permission from the instructor. MiraCosta College is pleased
to welcome and admit students 18 years of age and over. Students under 18 will be permitted to attend classes
only with prior consent of the instructor and staff member. MiraCosta College shall provide access to educational
programs and employment practices, and shall not discriminate based on accent, age, ancestry, citizenship status,
color, disability, economic status, ethnic group identification, gender, sex, marital status, medical condition, national
origin, parental status, race, religion, sexual orientation or veteran status.
6 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
ART ENRICHMENT
Drawing Animals Create Art Using Natural
All experience levels are welcome, Elements
especially the enthusiastic beginner! This course is designed to teach you
Let's draw animals—from decoratively the basics of drawing using natural
filled silhouettes to realistic head studies substances, such as charcoal, conte and
and expressive gesture drawings. Learn to graphite. In the first class, students will
render eyes, fur and feathers using pencil make a coptic stitch journal. This ancient
media, watercolor pencils, pen and ink. technique is easy to learn, however the
Working from photos, lessons will include result is a complex, multifaceted binding.
freehand methods and the realistic In the second class, we will focus on
artist's use of tools, such as grids and the basics of how to draw, how to “see,”
proportional dividers. compose and practice using these
Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in elements for any subject matter in
class. A supplies list will be sent prior to the start your journal.
of class. Supplies: A $5 materials fee will be collected in class
Drew Bandish, artist / $155 for bookbinders. A supplies list will be included with
San Elijo Campus, Room 206 your student confirmation upon registration.
6 Sat, 2/5–3/19, 9 AM–12 PM. No class on 2/19. Portico Bowman / $65
San Elijo Campus, Room 305
Watercolor—an Elemental 2 Sat, 3/5–3/12, 10 AM–12 PM
Approach
All experience levels are welcome,
especially the enthusiastic beginner!
Do you find inspiration in representational
subjects (trees, rocks, water, sky, people,
animals, buildings, flowers, shadows
and colors) but are confused about
how to paint them? Learn a logical,
elemental approach to artfully depict
representational subjects in watercolor
while developing control of shape, color,
value and texture in a watercolor medium.
S. Portico Bowman
Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in
class. A supplies list will be sent prior to the start
of class.
Watercolor and Mixed Media
Drew Bandish, artist / $169
Techniques
San Elijo Campus, Room 206
For older adults. Are you looking for
7 Sat, 4/2–5/21, 9 AM–12 PM. No class on 4/16.
a way to reduce stress and have a
relaxing and creative experience in a
supportive group while exploring your
artistic creativity? Join us as we create
lasting and beautiful works of art with
confidence. Learn extremely fun and
easy techniques to achieve quality
results. We will combine traditional and
non-traditional watercolor techniques
and concepts with demonstration and
personal guidance.
Supplies: A supplies list will be included with your
student confirmation upon registration. Supplies are
kept to a minimum.
Drew Bandish
Denise McMurtrie / $89
La Colonia Park, Conference Room
7 Tues, 2/1–3/15, 1:30–3:30 PM
7 Tues, 3/29–5/10, 1:30–3:30 PM
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SPRING 2022
ART
Paint a Plethora of Cats Keeping a Nature Journal
and Dogs All experience levels welcome.
Let's have fun This workshop will focus on learning to
learning to draw, observe the natural world that surrounds
paint and create us. Heighten your appreciation and
compositions using observational skills by drawing and
a variety of breeds painting trees, skies, plants, animals,
of cats and dogs. weeds, and other interesting things you
You will be amazed find growing or living in your area. You
by how easy it is to will also learn to record seasonal colors
paint your favorite and weather.
cats and dogs and Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in class
then arrange them in an eye-catching for handouts. A supplies list will be emailed by the
composition. You will also learn how instructor prior to the start of the class.
to use ink and watercolor to bring your Barbara Roth / $129
animals to life.
Fletcher Cove Community Center
Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in class 4 Thurs, 2/24–3/17, 1–4 PM
for handouts. A supplies list will be emailed by the
instructor prior to the start of the class.
Barbara Roth / $129 Dream Inspired Paintings
San Elijo Campus, Room 205 Use subjects from your dreams to create
4 Sat, 4/23–5/14, 1–4 PM interesting and fun watercolor paintings.
In this class, learn to arrange images
from your night or day dreams into
Pen and Ink is Easier Than pleasing compositions. We will explore
You Think how to interpret your dreams by using
symbols, colors and painting techniques
All experience levels welcome.
to give your paintings a dreamy,
Learn techniques using pens, colored
lighthearted mood.
inks and watercolor to create unique
artwork. Understand how to make lines, Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in class
marks, tones and washes with different for handouts. A supplies list will be emailed by the
pen tips and waterproof and water soluble instructor prior to the start of the class.
inks. Add shading and character to your Barbara Roth / $129
watercolor paintings plus learn how to Fletcher Cove Community Center
hand letter. Express your creativity with 4 Tues, 2/1–2/22, 1–4 PM
your ink drawings and discover the secrets
of pen and ink.
Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in class
for pens, colored inks and handouts. A supplies list
will be sent prior to the start of class.
Barbara Roth / $129
La Colonia Park, Conference Room
4 Wed, 2/23–3/16, 10 AM –1 PM
Barbara Roth Barbara Roth
8 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
ART
Painting at the Beach– Portrait Painting by the Beach
Fletcher Cove Recommended for those with some
Recommended for those with some knowledge of basic painting. Learn how
knowledge of basic painting. to capture the essential qualities of a
Paint in oil or acrylic. Class includes portrait. This class welcomes all levels of
discussion, demonstrations and painters as we explore painting portraits
instruction. Topics covered include color at our beautiful beach location. Paint in
mixing, brushstroke technique, values, oil or acrylic. The course includes lecture,
perspective and composition. Each class demonstrations and exercises. We will
ends with a critique designed to help emphasize proportion, perspective, value,
evaluate how students are progressing in and color theory specifically related
a friendly, nurturing atmosphere. Enjoy the to skin tones. Learn the skill of painting
ocean views and paint outside if you like! portraits from life as well as from reference.
Enjoy the serene views and ocean breeze
Supplies: A supplies list will be included with your while we create the human form!
student confirmation upon registration.
Amanda Parra-Settles / $169 Supplies: A supplies list will be included with your
student confirmation upon registration.
Fletcher Cove Community Center
Amanda Parra-Settles / $169
6 Wed, 2/2–3/9, 9 AM–12 PM
Fletcher Cove Community Center
6 Wed, 3/23–4/27, 9 AM–12 PM 6 Thurs, 2/17–3/24, 9 AM–12 PM
Landscape Painting at Painting for Beginners
the Beach People tend to feel intimidated and self-
Discover the joy of painting landscapes conscious of their ability to create art.
at the beach. This class takes students This class is a safe space for beginners
beyond creating a “nature scene” to and hobbyists picking up painting for
producing a dynamic piece of landscape fun while learning the basics, the types
art through a focus on color theory of brushes, types of paint, mediums, how
and atmospheric perspective. We will to make canvases, tools (palette knives,
study other landscape artists and what mahlsticks, palette types, etc.) You can
makes their work so engaging and lively. create art with the proper foundation
Students will learn how to make the most of knowledge. This class is a safe space
out of painting from life at the beach to explore the joys of painting.
and from reference material. Supplies: A supplies list will be included with your
Supplies: A supplies list will be included with your student confirmation upon registration.
student confirmation upon registration. . Amanda Parra-Settles / $165
Amanda Parra-Settles / $169 San Elijo Campus, Room 205
Fletcher Cove Community Center 6 Sat, 4/2–5/7, 9 AM–12 PM
6 Tues, 3/8–4/12, 1–4 PM
The Art of the Sketch and
Keeping a Sketchbook
Having a sketchbook is so very important
to an artist. Not having one is like
thinking you can write a book without a
first draft. This class is filled with exercises
designed to teach students how to
harness the power of a sketchbook,
encourage progress through failure, plan
a final piece using a sketchbook and
use the world, locally and at large, as
inspiration. Eventually, a sketchbook can
become a piece of art in its own right.
Amanda Para-Settles Supplies: A supplies list will be included with your
student confirmation upon registration.
Amanda Parra-Settles / $165
Fletcher Cove Community Center
6 Wed, 3/23–4/27, 1–4 PM
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SPRING 2022
ART | CRAFTS
Oil Painting for Pleasure Mosaic for the Garden
A class for new or experienced students All experience levels are welcome.
with established drawing skills. Explore the mosaic design, methods and
The goal is to understand value, shape techniques intended for outdoor use such
and color, and how to use them to as a stepping stone, birdhouse and 3D
create a harmonious painting. The class rock or stone. More advanced students
emphasis changes each semester, may choose to do their project with
so there is continual learning of new individual guidance from the instructor
skills. There will be a mix of painting and class participation. Bring in your
with the class on a project and working excitement for this hands-on class and
independently. By the end of this course, learn mosaic techniques this spring.
you will have some finished paintings Supplies: A $50 materials fee will be collected in
to display in your home proudly! Build class. Most materials and use of tools supplied.
the foundation you need to create great
Cathy Sparks / $165
works of art.
San Elijo Campus, Room 206
Supplies: A $5 materials fee will be collected in class.
7 Thurs, 2/3–3/17, 6–9 PM
A supplies list will be sent by the instructor prior to the
start of class.
Anne Benkendorf / $169
San Elijo Campus, Room 205
6 Sat, 2/5–3/19, 9 AM–12 PM. No class on 2/19.
Fletcher Cove Community Center
6 Thurs, 4/14–5/19, 9 AM–12 PM
Stained Glass for Beginners
Create your beautiful stained glass
art pieces and windows! Learn the art
of stained glass from a master cutter,
right in a stained glass studio. In this
comprehensive workshop, you will gain
the basics of design and assembly, as well
Mosaic in 3D—Introduction to
as the use of the tools needed to develop
beautiful stained glass artwork. By the end Mosaic Sculpture
of the workshop, you will have created All experience levels are welcome.
as many as three projects suitable for Explore preliminary mosaic sculpture
display or sale (depending on your techniques by working with three-
speed and ability.) dimensional forms in a fun, relaxed
atmosphere. Students will complete three
Note: Studio has been rearranged so that students
projects for home, office or garden. More
can safely learn. There will be hand sanitizer provided
advanced students may choose to do
on each table and in the bathroom.
their own project with individual guidance
Supplies: A $45 per-project materials fee for glass,
from the instructor.
solder, lead and copper will be collected in class.
On-site sales of tools available. Supplies: A $50 materials fee will be collected in
Don Myers / $129 class. Most materials and use of tools supplied.
Don Myers Stained Glass Cathy Sparks / $165
1025 S. Coast Highway, Oceanside San Elijo Campus, Room 206
3 Sat, 3/5–3/19, 11 AM–2 PM 7 Thurs, 3/31–5/12, 6–9 PM
Pattern Making and Sewing
All experience levels are welcome. Make perfect fitting patterns for bodice, sleeves,
skirt and pants! Learn the art of taking measurements, pattern drafting using templates
in your size provided by the instructor, fitting, grading, and sewing of the test garment.
Enjoy learning how design can showcase your unique, beautiful body shape.
Supplies: Sewing machines are not required for this class nor are they available for use. Bring a sack lunch.
A materials list will be included with your student confirmation upon registration.
Angela Fesi-Pouliot / $129 / Oceanside Campus, Room 4529
4 Sat, 2/26–3/19, 10 AM–3 PM
10 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTCRAFTS
The Craft of Papermaking Elements of Papermaking:
and Book Binding for 2D and 3D projects
Books do not grow on trees. However, you Papermaking is relaxing, satisfying and
can make your own handmade paper easy to learn. Every sheet is magical. You
from cotton. Participants will learn the will learn to harvest plant-based materials
basics of papermaking and make their from nature. We will look at papermaking
own sheets. The instructor will demonstrate artists, the kinds of work they do, and what
two bookmaking techniques: The Coptic you can do. Handmade paper can be
Stitch & Casebound Book. The final two used for 2D and 3D projects. Your interest
weeks will be spent constructing one or will determine what you make in the last
both kinds of books. week of class.
Supplies: A $10 materials fee will be collected in Supplies: A $5 materials fee will be collected in class.
class. A supplies list will be sent prior to the start A supplies list will be sent prior to the start of class.
of class. Portico Bowman / $115
Portico Bowman / $119 La Colonia Park, Classroom
Oceanside Campus, Room 4529 4 Thurs, 3/31–4/21, 10 AM–1 PM
5 Sat, 4/2–4/30, 9 AM–12 PM
S. Portico Bowman Madie Fleming
Toy Design: Boomers Making Toys for Young Zoomers
for Older Adults
Do you ever wish for the good old days
when toys whizzed, banged, fell apart and
could be put back together? Do you ever INSTRUCTOR BIO:
wish you could show your grandchildren S. Portico Bowman is a professor
what you played with when you were Emerita at Pittsburg State
young? Bring your experience, ideas and University where for twenty years
imagination and join in the fun as we she taught a variety of classes:
make toys. printmaking, papermaking, book
Supplies: A $10 materials fee will be collected in class. arts and bookmaking, design,
A supplies list will be sent prior to the start of class. toy design, sculpture, sculptural
ceramics, and grant writing for
Portico Bowman / $75
artists. For nine summers, she
La Colonia Park, Classroom was the lead art instructor at the
4 Thurs, 2/24–3/17, 10 AM–12 PM Hawai’i Preparatory Academy on
the Big Island. She taught ceramics,
drawing, design, printmaking, and
creative writing to middle and high
school students. Portico is looking
forward to the publication of her
first novel, Cashmere
Comes From Goats,
forthcoming
in spring 2022
from Stonehouse
Publishing.
DJ Bush
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CRAFTS
Knitting Basics and Beyond
All experience levels are welcome. Learn the timeless art of
knitting while unlocking your creativity in this no-stress class.
Taught by a certified knitting instructor, each session will be
divided into two parts. First, we will explore topics through
lectures and hands-on practice. Then, knitters will have
time to work on their projects, consult with the instructor on
specific issues and share in the relaxing experience of knitting
as a part of a community.
Supplies: A $3 materials fee will be collected in class for lesson handouts.
A supplies list will be sent by the instructor prior to the start of class.
Karen des Jardins / $125
San Elijo Campus, Room 609
6 Tues (every other Tues), 2/1–4/12, 6–8:30 PM
Upholstery–All Levels
This class is suitable for beginner students,
the DIYer, advanced students and those
already in the field. Classes will focus
on styling, identifying different types of
fabrics and furniture styles and furniture
building techniques and construction.
Beginner students will learn basic
fundamentals, techniques, terminology
and how to plan and execute a project.
Advanced students will build on their
intermediate knowledge, while learning
additional, more complex techniques.
Both beginner and advanced students
will gain a working knowledge of wood
finishes and minor wood restoration.
Those students already in the field will be
adding to their current portfolio, as well
as editing its content as skills improve.
Upholstery of sofas and large items are Upholstery and Wood Restoration
scheduled one-item-at-a-time on a —Furniture Re-Imagined
proven skills basis (no recliners). All experience levels are welcome.
Note: Please bring binder, paper for notes and your Inspired by a popular DIY show, Furniture
class project. Shopping resources for supplies will Re-Imagined is a class that explores
be given. different finishes, upholstery fabrics and
Supplies: A $20 materials fee will be collected in the repurposing of traditional furniture.
class. Limited supplies included. Bring your chairs, small dressers, side
Mary Cortmyer / $199 tables and headboards. Topics include:
Landes Recreation Center, 2855 Cedar Road Oceanside • How to prep wood
8 Thurs, 2/3–3/24, 5–9 PM • Painting furniture
• Antiquing and distressing
• Re-styling
• Fabrics
Note: Please bring a binder, paper for notes and your
class project. Resources for your supplies will be
given (no sofas or large items please).
Supplies: A $20 materials fee will be collected
in class. Limited supplies included.
Mary Cortmyer / $275
Landes Recreation Center
2855 Cedar Road Oceanside
8 Sat, 2/5–4/2, 10 AM–4 PM. No class on 2/19.
12 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTCOMPUTER
Microsoft Excel 2-Day Introduction to QuickBooks
Workshop for the Business Workshop
Professional This course will teach you to navigate
Students must be familiar with the basics the system and grow your business
of Microsoft Excel. regardless of your current QuickBooks
In this workshop, you will move beyond skill level. You will receive hands-on
opening a spreadsheet and typing experience using QuickBooks Pro software
in values. designed to help small and medium-
sized businesses maintain financial data
Topics include:
with ease and accuracy. We will begin
• Create user-friendly worksheets with an introduction to basic accounting
through the use of cell and table fundamentals, then learn how to
style galleries to quickly format maneuver through the software quickly, as
your spreadsheet precisely the way well as delve into basic file management
you want principles. Then, we focus on the basic
• Use Excel’s conditional formatting skills needed to effectively deal with
feature customers, vendors, banking transactions
• Create reports with interactive charts and what happens “behind the scenes,”
and Pivot tables as QuickBooks helps you manage
• Write powerful formulas that will financial data, including balance sheets
help you perform complex math and profit and loss statements.
functions, make decisions and find Supplies: Students should bring a USB flash drive and
values in a table notebook to class.
Supplies: Students should bring a USB flash drive Anthony Butler / $149
and notebook to class. San Elijo Campus, Room 505
Ghazal Yousofy / $95 2 Sat, 4/2 & 4/9, 9 AM–1 PM
San Elijo Campus, Room 505
2 Sat, 3/5 & 3/12, 9 AM–1 PM
INSTRUCTOR BIO: INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Ghazal Yousofy graduated from Anthony Butler is detail oriented
San Diego State University with a professional with Accounting,
Bachelor’s of Science in Business Payroll, Tax Preparation and
Administration with an emphasis on Administrative background. For
Information Systems. She is currently more than 10 years, Anthony worked
working as a Budget Specialist at with small businesses in a variety
the San Diego Unified School of industries. He is currently a full
District. Ghazal has a service Tax Preparer
background in conducting and Bookkeeper. He
trainings and a passion provides training
for helping students excel for clients as well as
in their goals. accounting professionals.
PHONE 760.795.6820 | MIRACOSTA.EDU/COMMUNITY 13SPRING 2022
DRIVER EDUCATION & TRAINING
The Best Program in North County
There are two requirements in order to get a driver license in the state of California
before the age of 18. 1) Classroom Driver Education and 2) Behind-the-Wheel
Driver Training. MiraCosta College offers both! Students must be at least 15 to take
driver education classes and 15 ½ to take behind-the-wheel training.
OUR PACKAGE DEAL* CALIFORNIA DMV-APPROVED
ONLINE DRIVER EDUCATION
Sign up for both programs at the same
time and pay $435. This is a $30 savings! Fee: $35. (Package deal does not apply
Individually, Driver Education is $95 and to Online Driver Education.)
Behind-the-Wheel is $370. You must register online:
Please call 760.795.6825 miracostacollege.courseinstruction.com/
for more information. course/register/1
Classroom Driver Education
$95
Certified instructors interact with students
using guest speakers, contemporary
audio/visual aids and the most recent
edition of License to Drive.
MiraCosta College Oceanside Campus
1 Barnard Drive, Oceanside, Room 3201
Four Saturdays, 8 AM–3:15 PM
• 1/22–2/12/2022
• 2/26–3/19/2022
• 4/2–4/30/2022. No class on 4/23. Behind-The-Wheel Training
• 5/7–6/4/2022. No class on 5/28. $370
Six hours of one-on-one training
Adult Driver Training Students receive six hours of one-on-
$370 / 18 years of age and older one instruction in our Behind-the-Wheel
Driver Training Program. Convenient times
Lessons consist of three days of training,
after school, evenings, and weekends
two hours per day. The instructor will pick
are available. Behind-the-Wheel Driver
you up at your home. You must have a
Training pickup locations: Carlsbad
valid California learner’s permit to sign up.
(Package deal does not apply.) High, El Camino High, Rancho Buena
Vista High, La Costa Canyon High, Sage
Call 760.231.1221 to register.
Creek High, MiraCosta College (Barnard
Dr. campus) and MiraCosta College
in Cardiff. All licensed instructors are
professional and reliable. Our courses
satisfy all DMV requirements.
To register for Behind-the-Wheel Training,
please call 760.231.1221.
Pre-enrollment is required for both Classroom Driver Education and Behind-the-Wheel
Driver Training programs. Please call 760.795.6825 or 760.795.6820 to register over the phone
with a Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card or come in person to the MiraCosta College
Barnard Dr. Campus, Building T510, or TCI Campus in Carlsbad. You can also register online
at commed.miracosta.edu. To register for Behind-the-Wheel Training only, call 760.231.1221.
*You must complete the Behind-the-Wheel Driver Training Program within one year of
completing Classroom Driver Education.
14 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTMiraCosta College
English Language Institute
WHERE LANGUAGE + CULTURES + FUN COLLIDE
Why study with us?
INCREASE EASY FUN
PROFICIENCY TRANSFER OUTINGS
SMALL SAFE
CLASS COMMUNITY
The English Language Institute (ELI) offers international students the opportunity to increase
their English language proficiency and develop the skills needed to succeed at a college
or university in the United States. This eight-week intensive English as a second language
(ELI) program provides individualized instruction in small class sizes. The program is
designed for students with a minimum of one year of English language training at high
school or college level. This class may not be appropriate for advanced ESL students or
students with a TOEFL score greater than 500 paper-based or 46 IBT. Students must be
at least 18 years old or meet our minor policy requirements. Our International Students
Office will issue 1-20’s. We accept students with an F1 or B visitor visa or any visa where
“enrichment” or “study” is permissible.
Instructional components include: Fee: $1,915 (includes instruction, application fee,
• TOEFL preparation books and student services.) Health insurance
• Study of American culture is an optional fee of $363 for 3 months. Students
must purchase our insurance plan or purchase their
• Computer literacy development
own insurance plan that meets our requirements
of study skills (Fees subject to change.)
• Integrated academic preparation in
reading, writing, listening, speaking Location: Oceanside Campus, Room T510
and grammar
DATES
• 1/24–3/18/2022 • 3/28–5/20/2022 • 6/6–7/29/2022
For more information, write, telephone or email:
1 Barnard Drive, Oceanside, CA 92056
760.757.2121, x6590 | email: lcargile@miracosta.edu | miracosta.edu/eli
15SPRING 2022
FITNESS & HEALTH | OLDER ADULTS
T’ai Chi by the Sea Pilates
—Del Mar Powerhouse Pilates mat class is back! Pilates mat
Inhale a deep ocean-fresh breath and class is a total body workout done with
RELAX! T’ai Chi and Qigong are ancient resistance exercise that do not impact
healing arts widely practiced around the the joints. The exercises challenge your
world. T’ai Chi, originally a style of Martial core, as well as stretching and strengthen
Art, focuses on meditative movements your entire body. This class is taught in
that are known for improving one’s a focused and fun environment for all to
balance, body awareness, and overall benefit and enjoy. You will leave this class
wellness after longtime practice. Practice feeling stronger, energized and ready to
easy-to-learn movements that promote start your day!
balance, harmony, and coordination, Supplies: Please bring exercise mat to class.
while improving strength, flexibility Geri Jones / $85
and posture.
Fletcher Cove Community Center
Supplies: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. 7 Tues, 2/1–3/15, 9–10 AM
Peter Wu / $89 per class
Del Mar Powerhouse, Community Room
Daily Stretching Routine for
T’ai Chi Level 1 Flexibility and Balance
Students will learn Bafa Wubu, the ideal
This class aims to assist you in creating
form for all beginners.
your personalized stretching daily routine.
8 Mon, 2/28–4/18, 9:30–10:30 AM Regardless of your age or your physical
T’ai Chi Level 2 activity, everything you do relies on ease
Students will learn the world famous of motion. Multiple studies have shown
24-movement Yang-style form. that regular stretching exercises will help
8 Mon, 2/28–4/18, 10:30–11:30 AM you feel lighter and younger, strengthen
your bones, move efficiently and
effortlessly increasing flexibility, stabilize
T’ai Chi by the Sea your body and improve balance, relieve
—Fletcher Cove back pain, stiff necks, and sore knees.
Moreover, obtaining balance and proper
Achieve T’ai Chi fitness at our cottage body positioning can evenly distribute
high above Solana Beach. Learn this pressure on the intervertebral discs and
ancient Chinese full body-mind-health avoid excessive stress on the ligaments.
exercise, while practicing the harmonizing There is much more to know about
yin/yang principles—relaxation, deep stretching and flexibility than you might
breathing, movement that stimulate and imagine. This class is for everyone who
circulate vital internal energy. Improve is looking to commit to a healthier and
your balance, flexibility, coordination, longer life.
strength and posture.
Supplies: Please bring a yoga mat. Yoga blocks and
Supplies: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. strap are recommended.
Ippo De Luca / $89 Maria Laura Carlsson / $95
Fletcher Cove, Community Center Del Mar Powerhouse, Community Room
T’ai Chi Level 1 10 sessions. 5 Tues & Thurs, 3/1–4/5, 9–10:30 AM.
Students will learn the Five Elements & No class on 3/17.
animals of nature expressed in Martial Arts.
8 Fri, 2/25–4/22, 8:45–9:45 AM. No class on 3/25.
T’ai Chi Level 2
Students will learn the world famous
24-movement Yang-style form.
8 Fri, 2/25–4/22, 10–11 AM. No class on 3/25.
16 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTHEALTH & PERSONAL WELL-BEING | FOOD & WINE
Mindful and Happy™ Earn American Heart
Mindfulness is available to everyone. Association BLS Certification
In this class, we will learn how to practice Today
being mindful everyday. This Mindful We offer American Heart Association BLS
and Happy™ course will introduce Health Care Provider and AED certification
you to mindfulness and the body, the for workplace employees, healthcare
breath, emotions, compassion and providers, phlebotomy students and
communication. Living mindfully can the community every month. The
reduce stress, invite more focus on the course covers AED and choking/airway
present moment, and bring joy and obstruction for adults, children and infants
happiness. The course will offer tools, and is intended for certified or non-
exercises, and discussions which will certified, licensed or non-licensed
help you cultivate a more mindful life. healthcare professionals.
Laurie Keig-Morrell / $89 Supplies: Please bring a form of ID to verify name.
San Elijo Campus, Room 309 George Fadi / $105
4 Sat, 3/5–4/2, 9–10:30 AM. No class on 3/26. Oceanside Campus, Room 3102
Wed, 2/9 OR 4/27 OR 5/11, 5–9 PM
Sat, 3/12, 9 AM–1 PM
FOOD & WINE
Plant-Powered Food Prep— Spring Renewal: Indian
Body and Mind Renewal Plant-Based Meal Prep/Cooking
Early springtime is a time to let go of the at Torrey Pines
old and make room for the new. Take Dive into the amazingness of delicious
action and create change with these Indian food with Certified Health Coach
easy to make, cleansing and nutritionally Elaine Bryan. Lean how to use spices,
supportive, plant-powered dishes and plants and ingredients to create healthy
meals. Elaine will show you ways to food while exploring the numerous benefits
prepare meals for body and mind renewal of a diet rich in plants. We will be sampling
along with tips to support this process. a variety of plant-based gluten free food
Supplies: A $40 materials fee will be collected in made in class. Bring your appetite and
class. Bring a little container, your own utensils, a imagination—leftovers will be available to
water bottle, and your appetite. take home.
Elaine Bryan / $79 Supplies: A $40 materials fee will be collected in
Oceanside Campus, Room 4526 class. Bring a little container, your own utensils,
4 Mon, 2/7–3/7, 6:30–8:30 PM. No class on 2/21. and your appetite. A supplies list will be included in
your registration so that you have plenty of time to
purchase items if you need to.
Elaine Bryan / $59
Torrey Pines High School
Room: Home Economics-2 (HE2)
Sat, 3/5, 11 AM–2 PM
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Elaine Bryan is an educator of mindful plant-powered living with an
emphasis on incorporating more plants in a stressless, doable, flavorful,
fun way for our health. She is also a certified health coach, holistic
cancer coach, registered yoga teacher and plant-powered enthusiast.
PHONE 760.795.6820 | MIRACOSTA.EDU/COMMUNITY 17SPRING 2022
FOOD & WINE
Cooking Healthy Plant-Based
Meals with Love
Don’t you wish you could be inspired to INSTRUCTOR BIO:
create flavorful, delicious food that is exciting Maria Carlsson worked as a main
and healthy? You will learn ways to convert chef and director in her own catering
your favorite dishes into a no-oil, non- service for over seven years. Cooking
processed, plant-based deliciousness. and teaching are her passions.
Get ready to listen, take notes, cook and She has taught several subjects in
taste in this two-hour thought-provoking Argentina, Mexico, and the USA
experience. This class is for everyone during the last 30 years. Maria has
looking for a healthier lifestyle or just some spent the greater part of her career
new, yummy and interesting recipes. exploring the impact of certain diets
Vegans or vegetarians, nonvegans or and physical activities.
non-vegetarians are welcome. Her unique holistic
Supplies: A $45 materials fee will be collected in approach embraces
class. Bring a little container, your own utensils, a the interplay between
water bottle, and your appetite. nutrition, a healthy
Maria Laura Carlsson / $79 mindset and wellness.
Oceanside Campus, Room 4526
4 Sat, 3/12–4/9, 10 AM–12 PM. No class on 3/26.
The Chemistry of Cooking Livestream
Are you finding yourself at home more often and looking for a fun and engaging
activity? Get the family together and join this interactive livestream class. This class will
introduce you to the underlying principles of chemistry as it relates to cooking food.
We will investigate the chemical and physical properties of foods and how different
preparation methods affect how food appears and tastes. At the end of the course,
you will be a scientist and a chef!
Supplies: Instructor will email a PDF of materials and a suggested supply list. Required materials in the kitchen
are measuring cups and spoons, basic utensils, a timer, a pot, a pan, and access to a stove and an oven.
Suggested items include a kitchen scale, thermometer, and a grill/skillet. Instructor will email Zoom link.
Sarah Dunn / $75 / Online (Family members in same household are welcome to join in at no additional cost.)
4 Tues, 3/1–3/29, 6:30–8:30 PM. No class on 3/22.
WINE TAST ING PORT
CERT IFICATION
PASS
Wine Tasting Certificate Passport
Whether you’re new to wine exploration or are an experienced wine
connoisseur, our latest Wine Tasting Certificate Passport is a fun and
interesting way to learn more about wine. This beautiful, compact,
one-of-a-kind passport is easy to carry and the perfect way to record
all of your wine tasting experiences of up to 40 wines per class—over
200 wines in total from all around the world. Simply complete six wine appreciation
classes (including at least one core tasting class and at least one master tasting
class) to earn the coveted Wine Tasting Certificate stamp from MiraCosta College and
Sommelier Dane Kuta. The classes include many fun wine-related games, entertaining
videos, engaging presentations, food and cheese pairings, and, of course, plenty of in-
depth learning about each wine region. Each class includes its own unique textbook.
You’ll certainly develop your wine tasting skills, and make new friends along the way.
Core Tasting courses / 6 sessions in each course
• Old World vs. New World • Vive La France!*
• Italian Wine, Art and Culture* • I Love California Wine!*
• Wines From a Land Down Under* • Discovering Gems of the Wine World
Master Tasting courses / 4 sessions in each course
• Napa Valley • Bordeaux* • Champagne*
*These courses will be available in future semesters.
18 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTFOOD & WINE | HOME & GARDEN
The Wines of Napa Valley! Discovering Gems of the
– Master Tasting Course Wine World–Core Tasting Course
Napa Valley wine expert and Certified Discover gems of the wine world with
Sommelier Dane Kuta guides you on a Certified Sommelier Dane Kuta. We’ll taste
four-week in-depth journey in the study wines from little-known and hidden wine
of Napa Valley wines. As you immerse producing regions, such as Colorado, Texas,
yourself in all things Napa, you will master and all the way to Greece and England.
the intriguing history of the valley, hear Unusual wine varietals fromthese unique
amazing stories of early Napa settlers, areas are sure to surprise and enrich both
and enjoy some of the most esteemed your palate and your knowledge of wine.
wines in the world. If you are a wine connoisseur, you won’t
want to miss this class!
Note: Please refrain from wearing strong fragrances
or colognes, as they will interfere with your learning Note: Please refrain from wearing strong fragrances
experience. Must be 21 or older to register. or colognes, as they will interfere with your learning
Supplies: A $85 materials fee will be collected prior experience. Must be 21 or older to register.
to the start of class. Please bring three wine glasses, Supplies: A $75 materials fee will be collected prior to
pen and paper to each class. Six wine tastes per the start of class. Please bring three wine glasses, pen
session. Textbook included. and paper to each class. Six wine pours each week
Dane Kuta / $79 and a textbook included!
San Elijo Campus, Room 302 Dane Kuta / $95
4 Wed, 3/16–4/13, 7–9 PM. No class on 4/6. San Elijo Campus, Room 302
6 Wed, 2/2–3/9, 7–9 PM
Wine Tasting–Old World vs New World–Core Tasting Course
Back by popular demand! A Certified Sommelier shows
you the differences between New and Old World wines. In
this entertaining and engaging class, learn to accurately
identify a wine based on its sight, nose and palate
characteristics using a deductive approach. Taste varietals
from around the world such as Merlot, Syrah, Chardonnay
and Sauvignon Blanc—six wines per session!
Note: Please refrain from wearing strong fragrances or colognes, as they
will interfere with your learning experience. Must be 21 or older to register.
Supplies: A $75 materials fee will be collected prior to the start of class.
Please bring three wine glasses, pen and paper to each class. Six wine
tastes per session. Textbook included.
Dane Kuta / $95 / San Elijo Campus, Room 302
6 Wed, 4/20–5/25, 7–9 PM
HOME & GARDEN
Organic Edible Gardening Livestream
Grow your own organic produce! Whether you want to provide your family with
nutritious food, save money, get some exercise or just be more sustainable, this course
will give you the skills and knowledge you need to be on your way to a successful
harvest. If you have a few hours a week, you can grow the best organic vegetables
for your table. You do not need a large yard. Growing in raised beds and containers
makes gardening so much easier. We will discuss building raised beds and where
to buy pre-made ones. All aspects of gardening will be covered: design and care,
preparation, planting, harvesting and more. You will learn everything you need to
know about our favorite vegetables, fruits, herbs and edible flowers. Join us in the dirt
to make great, healthy food!
Supplies: Gardening tools and a supplies list will be suggested and emailed to students before the start
of class. Instructor will send a Zoom link before class begins.
Debbi Dubbs / $65
3 Sat, 3/5–3/19, 11 AM–1 PM
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HOME & GARDEN | LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
Grow Cut Flowers from Plant a Spring Herb Garden
Bulbs, Tubers, Corms and Seeds Livestream
Livestream Learn herb families, herb garden design,
Learn to grow easy-cut flowers from all tools, and growing methods from the
forms. There’s nothing like fresh-cut flowers comfort of your home or garden. Herbs
in your home. They’re a great addition are the most giving and forgiving plants
to the garden as they attract beneficial in a kitchen garden. There are a million
insects and pollinators. You will get tips on ways to use herbs inside a kitchen and the
growing spring bulbs, such as choosing good news? You'll get loads of harvests
a good bulb or tuber and planting them from your herb garden so you can say,
in containers or in the ground. Get ready 'Goodbye' to grocery store herbs.
for a colorful garden that may last until Supplies: Gardening tools and a supplies list will be
late fall. suggested and emailed to students before the start
Supplies: Gardening tools and a supplies list will be of class. Instructor will send a Zoom link before
suggested and emailed to students before the start class begins.
of class. Instructor will send a Zoom link before Debbi Dubbs / $45
class begins. 1 Sat, 4/9, 11 AM–2 PM
Debbi Dubbs / $39
1 Sat, 4/2, 11 AM–1 PM
LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
Spanish 1A for Mature Adults Spanish 1B for Mature Adults
Livestream Livestream
This is a beginning Spanish class. This is the next step after 1A.
Spanish 1A is designed for students Designed for those with some knowledge
with limited or no knowledge of Spanish of Spanish or have taken Spanish 1A.
or for those who have previously taken Conversations will be promoted by doing
a Spanish language class and want to dialogs that deal with daily life. Your
refresh what they once learned. A great vocabulary will improve and you will
class for students who would like to learn feel more confident speaking Spanish.
the basics of the Spanish language for Guaranteed to be lots of fun!
traveling purposes. Class will include Supplies: Students must purchase Spanish is Fun
instruction in grammar, vocabulary, and Book 4th or 5th edition by Heywood Wald (ISBN:
pronunciation through reading, writing 978-1634199285). Available at amazon.com
and conversation. Instructor will send an email with Zoom link before
Supplies: Students must purchase Spanish is Fun class begins.
Book 1–5th edition by Heywood Wald (ISBN: 978- Gerda Snell / $139
1634199285). Available at amazon.com. Instructor 8 Wed, 1/19–3/9, 11:15 AM–1:15 PM
will send an email with Zoom link before class begins.
Gerda Snell / $139
8 Wed, 3/23–5/11, 9–11 AM
20 COMMUNITY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTLANGUAGE & LITERATURE
Spanish 1C for Mature Adults Getting Started–American Sign
Livestream Language (ASL)
This is the next class after Spanish 1B. Have you always wanted to learn ASL in
This course is designed for those a fun and interactive environment? Now
students with some knowledge of is your chance! This six-week interactive
Spanish. During this class, we will review course will introduce you to basic
grammar, increase vocabulary, improve conversational signs and skills that will
pronunciation and study culture through enable you to communicate with the
writing and conversation exercises using Deaf community.
dialogs, stories and role-playing. Supplies: Students must purchase Learn to Sign the
Supplies: Students must purchase Spanish is Fun Fun Way by Penny Warner (ISBN: 978-0761532637)
Book 1–5th edition by Heywood Wald (ISBN: prior to the start of class.
978-1634199285). Available at amazon.com. Instructor Lisa Alcantara / $125
will send an email with Zoom link before class begins. Oceanside Campus, Room 3104
Gerda Snell / $139 6 Sat, 3/12–4/16, 10 AM–12 PM
8 Wed, 3/23–5/11, 11:15 AM–1:15 PM
Italian Language—Basic
Spanish 2A for Mature Adults Conversation and Writing
Livestream Learn the basic conversation and writing
This is the next step after Spanish 1C. of the beautiful Italian language. Meet
Students will broaden their skills and fabulous people who, like you, are
proficiency by engaging in conversations, fascinated by the Italian way of life, the art,
learning new vocabulary and practicing the music, the food, the style, and more.
grammar in a relaxed, informal This class is designed to be repeated as
atmosphere. It will be lots of fun. often as you wish.
Supplies: Students must purchase Spanish is Fun Note: Some previous knowledge of Italian language
Book 2 by Heywood Wald (ISBN: 978-1634199285). is preferred.
Available at amazon.com. Instructor will send an Supplies: Please have a notebook with pen or pencil
email with Zoom link before class begins. ready for class.
Gerda Snell / $139 Angela Fesi-Pouliot / $119
8 Wed, 1/19–3/9, 9–11 AM Oceanside Campus, Room 3106
6 Tues, 2/8–3/15, 6–8 PM
Intermediate Spanish 1
Livestream French Conversation
This continuation class of Beginning Parlez-vous français? Oui, Oui! Come
Spanish 3 is designed for those with experience this fun and dynamic class
knowledge of the Spanish language guaranteed to provide you with the
in present tense. This class will include opportunity to gain confidence, learn
more grammar, conjugation in past vocabulary, perfect pronunciation and
tense and future tense, new vocabulary, increase fluency in the French language.
pronunciation, important expressions, as Topics will change weekly and cover a
well as reading, writing and conversation wide variety of subjects. Enjoy this
through dialogs, stories and role playing. unique experience.
Extra credit is given to those who keep the
laughs flowing. Supplies: A $5 materials fee will be collected
for handouts.
Supplies: Students must purchase Spanish Made
Lisa Porfirio / $105
Simple by Eugene Jackson and Antonio Rubio (ISBN
978-0767915410) and Practice Makes Perfect: San Elijo Campus, Room 305
Spanish Verb Tenses (ISBN: 978-0-071841856) 6 Mon, 1/31–3/14, 6–8 PM. No class on 2/21.
by Dorothy Richmond. Available at amazon.com.
Instructor will send an email with Zoom link before
class begins.
Alicia Flores Meneses / $135
8 Thurs, 2/24–4/28, 10 AM–12 PM
No class on 3/24 & 3/31.
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